Moses Farrow, LMFT was taken from his homeland of South Korea when he was 2 years old. Raised with other children also taken from their native countries, also disabled, also Asian Americans, today Moses identifies as a survivor of child abuse, trauma, and suicide loss. He has spent over 20 years in the mental health field, and the last decade specifically in adoption and advocacy. 

Kevin was adopted at the age of six months and began dealing with depressive moods as early as the age of five. From enduring silent suffering through his youth to a very public suicide attempt at the Golden Gate Bridge, Kevin's story is transformative. His journey as a suicide survivor, advocate, and speaker led to the foundation of the Kevin Berthia Foundation, where they embrace the transformative power of "Hearing, Hope, & Healing."

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Fireside adoptees is an organization with a goal  to encourage and empower adoptees to work within their community, advocate for themselves and others, mentor those who are farther behind in the journey called life, and set a slow and steady pace to healing and thriving.

Regular zoom meetings and webinars are offered on a weekly basis free of charge.